Professor Janina Dill is quoted in The Observer on potential war crimes in Ukraine.

Professor Janina Dill speaks to BBC In Depth as Israel continues to be accused of war crimes.

Professors Karthik Ramanna and Nemit Shroff (MIT) warn that dismantling the US audit regulator would weaken oversight, especially in China, and harm global financial accountability.

Dr Aaron Maniam appears on BBC Radio 4's Rethink programme to discuss the success of digital innovation in Singapore.

Professor Janina Dill is quoted in Die ZEIT on Germany’s historical responsibility and the risk of genocide in Gaza. She argues this risk is serious enough to trigger Germany’s duty to prevent.

Professor Maya Tudor helps to explain the background of the dispute between India and Pakistan over Kashmir and how the US and China became involved.

Professor Janina Dill warns of a serious risk of genocide in Gaza and underscores that this risk carries legal consequences for third states supplying arms.

Professor Ciaran Martin was quoted in BBC News, saying his "biggest cyber-security worry" is the threat of simultaneous attacks on public services, like councils and hospitals, which has the potential to "wreck lives".

Associate Professor Roxana Radu was quoted in The Straits Times on the potential EU rifts after Romania's election, saying, 'unlike Western states, which can more easily afford mistakes, trust in Romania can be lost much more easily and it could ... take generations to gain it back'

Professor Janina Dill contributes expert insight to L'express on the legal implications of using starvation as a method of war in Gaza.

Professor Ciaran Martin calls for smarter, broader solutions to cybercrime in The Times, arguing that we need systemic changes rather than relying solely on traditional policing.

Senior Research Fellow Ẹniọlá Ànúolúwapọ́ Ṣóyẹmí was quoted in The New Yorker on deportation politics.